The Garmin Forerunner is a popular personal trainer. Its integrated GPS allows you to store the coordinates of your workout so that you can later visualize it. Its mapping abilities are somewhat limited, so you’ll need another tool to see your routes. In this post I’ll teach you how you can map your route on […]

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RouteSlip is a routing site for cyclers. As such, it lets you create your own routes and discover the ones created by others.
The feature that distinguishes it from other routing sites is that it integrates a training journal to keep track of your workouts. You create an entry in your journal by linking it […]

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Last week I wrote about Garmin developing Training Center for Mac OS X. Just a quick note to tell you that you can see some screenshots of the software at Garmin’s blog.
Remember that Mac Training Center is due next week at MacWorld Expo.

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Garmin has announced that the Training Center software is going to be available for Mac OS X v.10.4 "Tiger". You’ll find it at MacWorld (Jan 8-12, 2007), where Garmin will be distributing CDs with the software. And at the end of January you’ll be able to download it at the Training Center page. See the […]

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If you need a mapping tool to get the job done, GPS Visualizer is for you. There are now many routing/mapping sites (see resources at the end of the post) that let you post your routes, either manually or uploading a GPS file. Their main purpose, being social sites, is to share those routes between […]

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